Bolt Action Germans
Bolt Action Germany Strikes New
Bolt Action Germany Strikes In 1939, Germany shattered the peace of Europe with a lightning-fast strike against Poland. The next year, it capt...
View full detailsBolt Action German Afrika Korps 7.5cm LeIG 18 light artillery New
Bolt Action German Afrika Korps 7.5cm LeIG 18 light artillery New The German light infantry support gun mark 18 was a short-barrelled 75mm howi...
View full detailsBolt Action German Blitzkrieg German Kradschützen Motorcycle (1939-1942) New
Bolt Action German Blitzkrieg German Kradschützen Motorcycle (1939-1942) Kradschützen, or motorcycle troops, were a common part of German Panzer D...
View full detailsBolt Action German Afrika Korps Pak 36 light anti-tank gun New
Bolt Action German Afrika Korps Pak 36 light anti-tank gun The standard issue German anti-tank gun in 1939, it equipped the Panzerjäger battalions ...
View full detailsBolt Action German Heer LeFH 18 10.5cm Med Artillery (Winter) New
Bolt Action German Heer LeFH 18 10.5cm Med Artillery (Winter) 105mm calibre and larger howitzers were employed at the divisional level. These long...
View full detailsBolt Action German Heer Medium Mortar Team Winter New
Bolt Action German Heer Medium Mortar Team Winter The Standard medium mortar for the Germans in WW2 was the Granatwerfer 34. It was a very effecti...
View full detailsBolt Action German 8CM Granatwerfer Half Track New
Bolt Action German 8CM Granatwerfer Half Track From the early stages of World War II, the German army began to equip their Panzergrenadiers with ...
View full detailsBolt Action: German Heer 75mm PaK 40 anti-tank gun (1943-45)
Bolt Action: German Heer 75mm PaK 40 anti-tank gun (1943-45) The 7.5 cm PaK 40 (7.5 cm Panzerabwehrkanone 40) was a German 7.5 centimetre anti-ta...
View full detailsBolt Action Konflikt '47: German Flammspinne Light Panzermech New
Bolt Action Konflikt '47: German Flammspinne Light Panzermech Combing the agility of an infantryman with the armour and firepower of a heavily bui...
View full detailsBolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Nachtalben Squad New
Bolt Action: Konflikt '47 - German Nachtalben Squad Using technology derived from the dreaded Nachtjäger programme, the scientists at Dresden’s ...
View full detailsBolt Action German Veterans Medium Mortar Team
Bolt Action German Veterans Medium Mortar Team Product Info: Call up indirect fire support for your German Veteran infantry! Mortars were some of t...
View full detailsBolt Action German MG42 Gunner in Winter kit (Sd.Kfz 250 or 251) New
Bolt Action German MG42 Gunner in Winter kit (Sd.Kfz 250 or 251) New An MG42 gunner in a firing position. This model fits the front gunner shields ...
View full detailsBolt Action German Waffen-SS 81mm medium mortar team (1943-45) New
Bolt Action German Waffen-SS 81mm medium mortar team (1943-45) The standard German medium mortar of the war was the 81mm Granatwerfer 34. It was ...
View full detailsBolt Action German Afrika Korps LeFH 18 10.5cm medium artillery New
Bolt Action German Afrika Korps LeFH 18 10.5cm medium artillery 105mm calibre and larger howitzers were employed at the divisional level. These lo...
View full detailsBolt Action German Heer Howling Cow Rocket Launcher (1943-45) New
Bolt Action German Heer Howling Cow Rocket Launcher (1943-45) Although an imprecise weapon, the Schweres Wurfgerat 41 was a punishing weapon in lar...
View full detailsBolt Action German Grenadier Platoon JYS9
Bolt Action German Grenadier Platoon JYS9
Bolt Action German Grenadiers Squad JYS6
Bolt Action German Grenadiers Squad JYS6
Bolt Action German Flakpanzer IV Ostwind
Bolt Action: German Flakpanzer IV Ostwind Defend your forces against enemy aircraft and infantry with the Bolt Action: German Flakpanzer IV Ostwind...
View full detailsBolt Action German Infantry JYS38
Bolt Action German Infantry JYS38 No bases
Bolt Action German American GIs - JYS65
Bolt Action German American GIs - JYS65 Please double check photo, title may be incorrect.
Bolt Action German Handschar (SS balkan troops) - JYS64
Bolt Action – German Forces
German forces in Bolt Action are among the most versatile and popular choices for players of all experience levels. Representing the Wehrmacht, SS, and other German military branches from the beginning to the end of World War II, this faction offers an incredible variety of units, vehicles, and elite troops. From early-war infantry divisions and Blitzkrieg tank assaults to late-war Panzergrenadiers and heavily armored Tiger tanks, German armies provide unmatched tactical flexibility. With access to advanced equipment, unique special rules, and historical depth, the German faction is ideal for both competitive play and thematic historical scenarios across any front of the war.
1. What makes German forces stand out in Bolt Action?
German forces are known for their elite units, access to a broad range of specialized equipment, and strong combined arms tactics. They benefit from special rules like "Hitler’s Buzzsaw" for their machine guns and can field units with high-quality weapons, armor, and veteran status, making them highly effective on the battlefield.
2. What are common units in a German Bolt Action army?
A typical German army might include Heer infantry, Panzergrenadiers, Fallschirmjäger (paratroopers), snipers, medium machine gun teams, mortars, and armored vehicles such as Panzer IVs or Tigers. They also have access to flame throwers, Nebelwerfer rocket launchers, and a wide variety of anti-tank options.
3. Are there themed sub-factions within the German army?
Yes. German forces can be themed around different military groups and time periods, such as early-war Blitzkrieg divisions, Afrika Korps for desert warfare, or late-war Waffen-SS units. Each theme offers unique unit combinations and playstyles, allowing for deep customization and narrative campaigns.
4. What tanks and vehicles can Germans use?
German forces have access to a vast arsenal of vehicles, including Panzer III and IV tanks, Tiger and King Tiger heavy tanks, StuGs, armored half-tracks, and recon vehicles. Their vehicles are often well-armed and armored, providing a strong backbone for mechanized and combined-arms strategies.
5. Are German armies good for competitive play?
Yes. Due to their strong unit profiles and wide variety of options, German armies are a popular choice in tournaments and competitive settings. Players can build elite, balanced, or horde-style lists depending on their playstyle, and their equipment gives them strong board control and damage output.
6. How beginner-friendly are German forces?
German forces are a great starting point thanks to the availability of starter sets, extensive model range, and straightforward rules. While some elite builds require experience to master, many beginner-friendly lists can be created using standard infantry and basic armor support.
7. What’s the best way to start collecting German forces?
Warlord Games offers German starter army sets that include infantry, support weapons, and tanks. From there, you can expand with specialist units like paratroopers or vehicles to match your desired theme. Painting guides and historical references also make the Germans one of the most accessible armies for hobbyists and history enthusiasts alike.